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<ul><li><keyword id="20120310" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Asus" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Asus" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Asus">Asus</keyword> has launched the <keyword id="21613830" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="ROG-Ally" source="keywords">ROG Ally</keyword> X in India</li><li>The device is priced at Rs 89,990</li><li>The handheld gaming device was launched on August 5</li></ul> <keyword id="21264644" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="portable-gaming" source="keywords">Portable gaming</keyword> is something that has piqued the interest of gamers across the globe for years. However, not many companies have experimented with the idea. Even though there have been some options for console gamers, there was no way that PC games could be enjoyed on a handheld device for a long time. But, things changed with devices like Steam Deck, Asus’ <keyword id="20581403" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="rog" source="keywords">ROG</keyword> <keyword id="20071135" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="ally" source="keywords">Ally</keyword>, and MSI Claw. Asus launched its first <keyword id="22259609" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="gaming-handheld" source="keywords">gaming handheld</keyword>, the ROG Ally, in India in 2023. In June this year, the next model of the ROG Ally was unveiled in front of the world. And now, this next model, called the ROG Ally X, is available in India. Read on to know about the handheld device’s price, features and top specifications. <h2><keyword id="21613824" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="Asus-ROG-Ally-X" source="keywords">Asus ROG Ally X</keyword> launched in India</h2> The Asus ROG Ally was launched in India on August 5. Talking about the launch, Arnold Su, Vice President, Consumer and Gaming PC, System Business Group, Asus India, said, “Following the ROG Ally launch last year, we are excited to unveil the ROG Ally X in India. Building on valuable feedback from the Ally community, the Ally X brings numerous enhancements. While retaining its iconic design, the Ally X features a refined ergonomic design with improved input points for a more responsive and comfortable experience. As pioneers in gaming innovation, ASUS ROG has always been committed to delivering cutting-edge technology and exceptional performance. We are confident that the Ally X will continue to set benchmarks in the gaming industry, enhancing the gaming journey for players across India.” The device is available at a starting price of Rs 89,990. This is a special price being offered as the device’s MRP, as per Asus’ website, is Rs 1,07,990. Thus, the ROG Ally X is costlier than its predecessor. To recall, the ROG Ally launched in India for Rs 69,990 in July last year. Talking about the ROG Ally X’s availability, gamers can purchase the device from various platforms, including the Asus ROG Store, Eshop, Flipkart, and Amazon. <h2>Asus ROG Ally X: Top specs and features</h2>The ROG Ally X features a familiar design and weighs 678 grams. There are console-like controllers on either sides of the device and a 7-inch screen in the middle. The device is powered by the AMD Z1 Extreme CPU processor, complemented by the Radeon 780M iGPU with 12 Compute Units, promising great graphical power and optimization. The device boasts an upgraded 80Wh battery for extended gaming sessions and comes equipped with a full-sized 1TB 2280 M.2 NVME Gen 4 SSD, expandable up to 4TB. Additionally, it features 24GB of LPDDR5X RAM running at 7500MT/s, promising a smooth and responsive gaming experience. In terms of display, the device comes with a full HD 1080p display paired with a 120Hz refresh rate and 500 nits brightness. The display also supports Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) for crisp and smooth visuals. Enhanced by Dolby Atmos technology, the ROG Ally X promises to offer immersive virtual surround sound. In addition to this, its chassis features larger, more tactile bumper buttons and hall-effect triggers. The device is equipped with WiFi 6E support and a Zero Gravity thermal system. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/videos/tech-bytes/asus-rog-ally-x-hands-on-computex-2024/videoshow/110891209.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink" target="_blank">Asus ROG Ally X Hands-On | Computex 2024</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/asus-zenbook-duo-review/articleshow/109875023.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink" target="_blank">Asus ZenBook Duo review – an excellent dual-screen laptop for multitaskers</a>

Asus ROG Ally X is now in India: Price, features and all you need to know

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<ul><li>Asus has confirmed the existence of the <keyword id="17032617" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="ROG-Ally" source="Orion">ROG Ally</keyword>, a handheld gaming device that will compete with Valve's <keyword id="12955989" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="steam-deck" source="Orion">Steam Deck</keyword>.</li><li>The <keyword id="123436" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="rog" source="Orion">ROG</keyword> Ally's release date and price remain unknown, but Asus has hinted at a competitive price range.</li><li>The ROG Ally has a 7-inch display with a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz and a resolution of 1920 x 1080p.</li></ul>Asus has unveiled a trailer for their upcoming handheld gaming device, competing with Valve's highly-anticipated Steam Deck. However, the timing of the trailer's release on April 1st led some to believe that it was a cleverly crafted April Fool joke. Despite the skepticism, Asus has since confirmed that the device is real and will soon hit the market as soon as the Taiwanese manufacturer confirms the Asus ROG Ally's official launch date. The highly anticipated handheld gaming console will be unveiled on May 11 at 10 am in New York, 3 pm in London, and 10 pm in Taipei. <div type="twitter" handle="ASUS_ROG" handlename="ROG Global" image="http://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1346369825019371525/awnlfQQs_normal.jpg" favoritecount="1034" retweetcount="209" status="The wait is almost over! 👏We are thrilled to announce that we will be unveiling our the ROG Ally's specifications,… https://t.co/pgmxXdFIIu" createdat="1682431203000" id="1650862237505163264"></div> Asus has confirmed that the device will be powered by the latest Ryzen Z1 and Ryzen Z1 Extreme chipsets, specifically designed to deliver high-performance gaming experiences on handheld consoles. This is impressive news for gamers looking for a powerful portable gaming experience. The ROG Ally will also boast a ‘high-performance’ display compatible with the ROG XG Mobile, Asus' mobile GPU. These features indicate that the device will likely offer a top-of-the-line gaming experience with stunning graphics and smooth gameplay. Popular YouTuber <a href="https://youtu.be/drLZxyv79Oo">Dave2D</a> has had a chance to go hands-on with the ROG Ally and has expressed his belief in Asus' claims about the device's powerful performance. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Asus ROG Ally: Here’s what we know" comment="subhead" text="Asus ROG Ally: Here’s what we know">Asus ROG Ally: Here’s what we know</cmsannotation> Asus' latest handheld gaming device, the ROG Ally, boasts a design similar to the popular <keyword id="3768099" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="nintendo-switch" source="Orion">Nintendo Switch</keyword> and Steam Deck. On the left side, users will find an analog stick and a D-pad, while on the right, there are face buttons and another analog stick placed at an offset angle. Both sides come with two vents and two navigation buttons, while the top section houses power and volume buttons, a USB-C port, and a headphone jack. There are also additional air vents at the top; the back has two buttons and more air vents. According to Dave2D, the ROG Ally measures 11.0 x 4.4 x 0.5 inches and weighs 1.3 pounds (0.58 kg), making it smaller and lighter than the Steam Deck, which measures 11.73 x 4.60 x 1.93 inches and weighs 1.5 pounds (0.68 kg). The ROG Ally has a 7-inch display with a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz and a resolution of 1920 x 1080p, with Asus claiming it can hit 500 nits of brightness. In contrast, the Steam Deck's 7-inch display has a maximum resolution of 1280 x 800 and a 60Hz refresh rate, and Valve states that it can hit 400 nits of brightness. Asus claims that the ROG Ally has double the performance of the Steam Deck thanks to the custom Zen 4 RDNA3 4nm APU from AMD, which allows for higher graphics settings without sacrificing performance. Dave2D couldn't go into further detail, but he expressed confidence in AMD's performance claims based on his experience with the device. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/apps/news/chatgpt-alternative-comes-to-iphone-with-perplexity-offering-its-own-ai-assistant-on-ios/articleshow/99139758.cms">ChatGPT alternative comes to iPhone with Perplexity, offering its own AI assistant on iOS</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/how-to-subscribe-verified-blue-tick-on-facebook-and-instagram/articleshow/99108865.cms">Step-by-Step Guide: How to Get Verified on Facebook and Instagram with Meta Verified in India</a>

ROG Ally is Asus’ answer to the Steam Deck — here’s what we know about the hand held gaming console

<ul><li>Asus ROG Ally is a handheld gaming PC</li><li>It is powered by Ryzen Z1 Extreme CPU</li><li>The ROG Ally is priced at ₹69,990</li></ul> The Asus ROG line-up is synonymous with gaming. Over the years we have seen the brand give us some of the most aggressive gaming machines, be it the Strix Skar or the <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/asus-rog-zephyrus-duo-16-review-a-powerful-gaming-laptop-with-a-unique-design-and-a-premium-price-tag/articleshow/99055543.cms">Asus ROG Zephyrous Duo 16</a>. The brand has always pushed the envelope with striking laptops which are powerful and also sometimes very expensive. Now, they have presented the ROG Ally, a handheld gaming PC. I say PC here, because it essentially is a PC running on Windows 11, and packs in a Ryzen Z1Extreme CPU. In a form factor favorable for gaming, the ROG Ally does seem to crack the code for mobile gaming. So what can you expect from this new device? And can it replace your gaming PC? I will tell you in my full review. Price &amp; Availability Asus ROG Ally is available in only one variant, which packs in 16GB of RAM and 512GB of SSD storage. Priced at ₹69,990, you can buy it from Flipkart and Asus offline stores. Design &amp; Display <div type="image" title="The ROG Ally&amp;#39;s display elevates the experience." msid="102127820" hostid="261" sizebytes="900317" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The ROG Ally&amp;#39;s display elevates the experience.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div>My experience of handheld gaming devices is limited to Sony’s Playstation Portable, which back in the day ruled the space. The UMD’s, the Sony exclusive titles and of course the form factor made sure the experience was wholesome. But that’s about it, I have not spent much time with the newer options like Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch. I am admittedly a console guy, sticking to my Playstation for good. So Asus ROG Ally, is my first proper re-introduction of the form factor, and so far I have been impressed with the design. Asus has paid attention to details here, from the weight distribution to the size, everything feels just right. At 11-inches wide, it is not a small device by any means, but the form factor makes it convenient to hold, and you will get used to the size very quickly. The textured diamond shape grip running across the device, also helps to maintain a comfortable hold. <div type="image" title="Irrespective of the form factor Asus has been liberal with connectivity options." msid="102128092" hostid="261" sizebytes="399302" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Irrespective of the form factor Asus has been liberal with connectivity options.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> While yes, it is a fairly big device, Asus has justified the real estate with a very well laid out game pad here. On the front you have two joysticks, and an X-Box style ABXY button array paired with a D-pad. There ofcourse you have multiple triggers on the right and left edge of the gaming device. You also get triggers on the bottom. And yes, all of these buttons are configurable, we will talk about the implication of this element in the performance section. Aesthetics are of major importance here, since we do see the signature ROG LED set-up running around the joystick. They add a character to the product, and can be configured as well. We also have dedicated buttons upfront for Asus’ armory crate, menu, and a dedicated button for the full armory launch system. All of which are conveniently placed and provide a tactile feel. On the top, we find a power button which doubles up as a finger-print sensor for Windows Hello. It is snappy to unlock the device, and provides optimal security. Placed next to it are the volume rockers. There is also a USB Type-C charging port, which can be used to connect mouse and keyboard if you wish to. Now, since this is essentially a PC equipped to deliver performance through graphically demanding games, it does have a cooling system in place. And yes, you do see vents on the machine as well. They work efficiently, which we will cover in the performance section, but they also make me nervous. Unfortunately, unlike the other ROG devices, we don’t have the staple Asus MIL-STD rating here. Which is understandable, it is a very different form factor. But there is no IP rating either, a common element in mobile devices. This is discouraging to me, considering this device is meant to travel with a user everywhere. I did put it through some rough usage, like carrying it without a case in my bag and it didn’t falter the performance. However, I would hope the next iteration has some form of protection rating to it. This will instill more confidence in the user. Another knit pick with the ROG Ally’s design is the lack of a stand that it misses out. The Asus team said it was done to maintain the weight but I hope this too is taken care of in the next iteration. Now, moving to the display. The ROG Ally features a 7-inch 1080P touch-sensitive display with a 120Hz refresh rate. For a device of this nature, Asus has done a commendable job with the panel. It is optimally bright, and you will enjoy playing your favorite titles on this one. The display projects crisp video output, and is at par with some of the best smartphone display’s that I have experienced. Which to me, is a big win. As in any mobile device, having a good display is crucial for a user, but here it was even more important. Convincing a PC gamer to believe in the product required the display to score a home run, and that’s exactly what the ROG ally’s display does. So be it a rushed gameplay of CS:GO or cinematic cut-scenes of God of War, the screen projected everything clearly. Having played God of War on a 4K TV, I didn’t feel like I was missing out on anything when I fired it up here. The display is also quite optimal for watching content if you wish to. And it is very convenient here considering you can browse or stream any platform here. Since the display is also touch sensitive, and with a very impressive response time you can also scrub through content. The audio set-up here is a bit underwhelming when put against the display especially when it comes to watching content. The front firing speakers are decently loud, but lack a punch. This isn’t a deal breaker though, because they are optimal for gaming. Software Asus<div type="image" title="ROG Ally runs a full fledged Windows 11." msid="102128060" hostid="261" sizebytes="797471" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;ROG Ally runs a full fledged Windows 11.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div>’ big win with the Ally has to be the software. This machine runs Windows 11, like any regular PC. And no, it’s not a toned down version of the OS, it is a fully functioning Windows OS, which behaves and reacts like one. This has both pros and cons to the experience. The most obvious pro is the access to all major online gaming platforms like Xbox Live and Steam. And with that Asus has managed to retain the Armory crate tweaked with a new outlay for the Ally. Of course all of this can be accessed with the help of various shortcut keys which I mentioned in the design section. While the Windows 11 OS has various benefits to it, it still isn’t very well equipped for mobile devices. Yes, Asus has tinkered the device for you to use joysticks and ABXY pad to browse around, yet I found myself punching the screen more often. This gets very inconvenient after a while. I wish there was a more gaming oriented avatar of Windows 11 which we could see here. As in any mobile device convenience should be a top priority, and navigating through Windows 11 here can be the opposite. However, it's not all bad. Since this is essentially a miniaturized Windows PC, you can hook it up with a screen and use it like one. I have, and I was mighty impressed with how smoothly it ran. And this is a silent machine, something we cover in the next section. When I was bored with the hand-held experience I turned it into a PC, and it felt worthwhile. Performance <div type="image" title="ROG can be used in multiple form factor." msid="102128342" hostid="261" sizebytes="1023045" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;ROG can be used in multiple form factor.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Asus ROG Ally runs on a brand new AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme CPU, which is built for mobile gaming devices.This is a Zen 4 CPU, built on an advanced 4-nanometer architecture, boasting 8 cores and 16 threads, and a clock speed that can reach up to 5.1 GHz. The CPU is paired with 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM and a 512GB SSD storage. I have tested the ROG Ally with my favorite titles that I enjoy on PC and my Playstation. God of War &amp; CS:GO. And ofcourse GTA V. Apparently no device can be dubbed a gaming device if you don’t play GTA on it. While yes, the frame rates weren’t very high on the ROG Ally, the performance was respectable for something running on battery. CS:GO saw the device projecting 90FPS consistently, which was smooth. While God of War switched between 40-60FPS non-stop. GTA V had the similar story. I have to mention that the performance slightly jumps up with the device running on power. Yes, the gaming performance isn’t at par with a high-end PC, but does it tamper the fun? Definitely not. You are essentially running demanding titles on a device 1/5th the size of a PC. This is innovation at its finest. Asus has also managed the thermals efficiently on the Ally, and I didn’t face any ugly heating issues here. The device ran smoothly at all times without making me uncomfortable, even when connected to power. The 16GB of RAM efficiently runs most applications on the device, and provides quick boot up speeds. I have not faced any issues jumping between applications and games during my testing. Storage might be a concern here, with 512GB proving to be limited for some users. However, Asus does provide solutions for storage expansion so you can look into them. Finally, the battery life. Asus claims 6 hours of gaming and 11 hours of video playback on the ROG Ally. The real number is pretty close to the claim, mostly depending on the setting and game you are playing. I was averaging at four and a half hours of gaming on the device with a respectful HD setting. Video playback was about 9 hours with maxed out brightness. This is a solid number. Verdict Asus ROG Ally can be dubbed the first real moment for a miniaturized PC gaming solution that the market needs. It covers mostly everything that a gamer needs in a form factor that is convenient. Yes there are some rough edges, but they do not tamper with the performance. At ₹69,990, this is a luxury purchase, but it is worthwhile if you have the budget.

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<ul><li>iPhone 15 series is expected to launch on 12th September.</li><li>The new iPhone 15 is expected to feature a telephoto lens</li><li>Majority of content creators are dependent on iPhones for making content </li></ul>It is that time of the year again, when <keyword id="6354427" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="apple" source="Orion">Apple</keyword> is expected to showcase the world its new line-up of iPhones in September. And like every year, the excitement around the devices is roaring high. It’s not surprising considering how iPhones have revolutionized smartphones over the years. From the first generation iPhone in 2007, to the introduction of face ID with iPhone X in 2017 and eventually giving us the Pro models standing tall today with iPhone 14 Pro in 2022. While the iPhone has changed its shape and form over the years, one thing remains consistent – it’s camera performance. In the current media landscape where we have a content creator in every block, iPhones happen to be the most reliable device for videography. But how did this happen? And who are some famous content creators reliant on iPhones to shoot. I tell you in this piece including my own journey as a video producer with Business Insider India. Content &amp; iPhone While the iPhones have always been a reliable source for videography, it was with the Pro variants that the situation got serious. In 2019 when the iPhone 11 Pro brought together the triple camera set-up for the first time. The A-13 bionic smartphone featured a 12MP primary sensor paired with a 12MP ultra-wide sensor and a 12MP telephoto sensor as well. Users now had an option to shoot professional grade videos at home. The colors were accurate, skin tones were natural and the 4K feed could be edited, rendered and exported for big outputs. 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The buffet of content creators is as diverse as the content we see online today. Auto coverage sees Doug Demuro in America shooting his videos with an iPhone 14 Pro, in India Faisal Khan is doing the same. With sketches and comedy circuits we observe comedians like Bill Burr shooting skits with their iPhone. India is no different with famous Youtube channels like Filtercopy shooting their sketches using the iPhone. Daily content like Vlogging requires a reliable camera, and the iPhone enjoys a hand in glove match here. India’s biggest Vlogger - Sourav Joshi uses an iPhone 14 Pro to shoot his content. This also embodies the ecosystem facet considering he edits his videos on a Macbook. With airdrop he saves time sharing his footage and is able to churn out content on time. I relate to this particular aspect of content creation with all the creators mentioned above. Having produced over 200 reels for Business Insider India my go to camera has been my iPhone. 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